Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 7
September. 18,1993 TV-Y7Genre：
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Four turtles fall into the sewers and are befriended by Hamato Yoshi a Japanese man sent to New York who was forced to live in the sewers. One day he sees a strange green glow which transforms the four turtles into human-like creatures. Hamato (now Master Splinter) changes into a giant rat from the green glow and teaches the turtles the skills of the ninja as they team up with news reporter April O'Neil to battle against Yoshi's arch enemy Shredder and Krang, an alien warlord from Dimension X.
Episode 27 : Shredder Triumphant
December. 18,1993
Shredder, Rocksteady, and Bebop arrive at the Asian arts exhibit and proceed to loot. The turtles head out to stop them despite a grave warning from splinter that there will be dire consequences.
Episode 26 : Combat Land
December. 11,1993
There is a new amusement park in town and called Combat Land. The park's owner, Horatio Stressbar, has been unable to find anyone with the combat skills to give his robotic warriors a thorough work out.
Episode 25 : Invasion of the Krangezoids
December. 11,1993
Episode 24 : Dirk Savage: Mutant Hunter
December. 04,1993
After an unsuccessful attempt at capturing Razar and Toka, the Turtles return to the lair to see the eccentric billionaire, A. J. Howard, spouting his ideology and his hatred for mutants across the airwaves.
Episode 23 : Atlantis Awakes
December. 04,1993
While surfing in the white water rapids of the sewer, Michaelangelo is rescued by Merdude. Tthe Turtles, using Donatello's Porta-Tracker, volunteer to help Merdude find his way back home.
Episode 22 : Revenge of the Fly
November. 27,1993
Thanks to Vernon's irresponsible journalism, the Turtles find it necessary to stand guard at the Genetic Research Lab.
Episode 21 : Escape from the Planet of the Turtleloids
November. 27,1993
The Turtles visit April at Channel Six News and ask her if they could use the stations' equipment to contact their old Turtleoid buddy, Kerma, on Shell-Ri-La.
Episode 20 : Attack of the Neutrinos
November. 20,1993
While investigating the most recent robbery perpetrated by the Mole Squad, April and the Turtles stumble upon a secret meeting between the Mole Squad and Dr. Floyd O'Toole, a scientist who has been missing for weeks.
Episode 19 : Night of the Rogues
November. 20,1993
Krang, Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady break in to the City Hall Records Department and steal maps of the sewer system dated 1895.
Episode 18 : White Belt, Black Heart
November. 13,1993
Splinter is contacted telepathically by his sensei, Master Mogo-san who requests that Splinter meet him at Pier 17.
Episode 17 : Convicts from Dimension X
November. 13,1993
Thanks to a malfunction in Donatello's Inter-Dimensional Early Warning Detection Machine, a tear has occurred in the fabric of space and time, allowing two heinous criminals from Dimension X, Skaarg and Dementor, to arrive in the city.
Episode 16 : The Legend of Koji
November. 06,1993
At the Museum of Fine Art Shredder uses his time portal to journey back to ancient Japan so that he can destroy Splinter and the turtles.
Episode 15 : The Starchild
November. 06,1993
While rummaging through the local junkyard the Turtles witness the crash landing of an alien spacecraft.
Episode 14 : Night of the Dark Turtle
October. 30,1993
Donatello's Early Detection system sounds its alarm. According to Donatello's readings, the city has experienced a major vibration emanating from the Earth.
Episode 13 : Elementary, My Dear Turtle
October. 30,1993
The Turtles are in England, when they are taken back to the past, via an experimental atomic clock and must team up with Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson in order to get the clock back and return to the present.
Episode 12 : Northern Lights Out
October. 23,1993
Eric Red, seizes both April and Professor Swenson's map to the underground volcanoes in Scandinavia to tap into the molten energy and melt the polar ice caps.
Episode 11 : April Gets in Dutch
October. 23,1993
April is covering the showing of the world-famed Duchess Diamond. Krang wants the diamond, a flawless stone, to focus the rays on his laser dimension blade.
Episode 10 : Turtles on the Orient Express
October. 16,1993
April is covering the revival of the Orient Express. Shredder is on the train with Rocksteady and Bebop carrying the supercharger, a device to accelerate the train to super speed.
Episode 9 : The Lost Queen of Atlantis
October. 16,1993
Shredder, Rocksteady and Bebop are searching for a valuable energy source in Athens and discover that it is April's new necklace.
Episode 8 : Shredder's New Sword
October. 09,1993
In Dimension X Krang is using a long-range scanner and discovers a rare metal buried in a ruined castle in England. The metal turns out to be King Arthur's legendary sword, Excalibur.
Episode 7 : The Irish Jig Is Up
October. 09,1993
Krang and Shredder decide to use Ireland as their base for the Technodrome. With a device called the Rainbow Trans-Charmer, the villains intend to turn harmless little creatures like sheep and rabbits into slavering beasts.
Episode 6 : Ring of Fire
October. 02,1993
Krang sends Shredder to set up a special lens that will focus the sun's rays to create a devastating heat ray.
Episode 5 : Artless
October. 02,1993
Two snobbish art-collecting aliens arrive in Florence and begin stealing great works of art.
Episode 4 : Venice on a Half Shell
September. 25,1993
Krang decides to use a hydrofluxer device to flood Venice, holding it for ransom.
Episode 3 : A Real Snow Job
September. 25,1993
The Turtles are vacationing in the Alps, as Splinter goes off to a nearby mountain to meditate. April is in an Alpine village with Irma when she notices the ice and snow melting, unusual for this time of year.
Episode 2 : Rust Never Sleeps
September. 18,1993
Krang works on an oxidizer rocket with enough power to blast the Technodrome to Earth, but something goes wrong, and instead of thrust, the device grows rust.
Episode 1 : Tower of Power
September. 18,1993
The Turtles and Splinter win a trip to Europe, but wind up riding in a crate with the Turtle Van. Meanwhile, Krang devises a giant electromagnet to pull the Technodrome free from an asteroid.
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